First Aid Kit 40 Piece (With Fold Up Bag)
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  • First Aid Kit 40 Piece (With Fold Up Bag)
  • First Aid Kit 40 Piece (With Fold Up Bag)
  • First Aid Kit 40 Piece (With Fold Up Bag)

First Aid Kit 40 Piece (With Fold Up Bag)

  • 40-Piece Compact Kit - Compact 40-piece general purpose first aid kit in a foldable nylon bag.
  • Fold-Up Bag Format - Lightweight fold-up bag for rucksacks, luggage, and compact vehicle storage.
  • Travel and Personal Use - Portable provision for holidays, day trips, hiking, and personal carry.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

First Aid Kit 40 Piece - With Fold Up Bag

The 40-piece first aid kit provides compact general purpose provision in a lightweight fold-up nylon bag. Contains 13 categories of supplies for treating common injuries during travel, day trips, and outdoor activities. The fold-up format minimises storage space in rucksacks, luggage, and vehicle compartments.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
Pair of scissors1
Conforming Bandage 5cm x 4m4
Conforming Bandage 7.5cm x 4m4
Microporous tape 1.25cm x 9m1
Non-woven triangular bandage4
Steropad low adherent sterile pads2
Steropore wound dressing sterile2
Alcohol-free cleansing wipes1
Washproof sterile plasters2
Sterile gauze swabs 10cm x 10cm1
Pair of medium gloves1
Safety pins4
Instant ice pack1

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides compact personal first aid provision for travel and leisure use. The portable format is designed for situations where a full-sized first aid kit is impractical. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 40-piece compare to the 70-piece kit?

The 40-piece kit is smaller and lighter, designed for personal carry and compact storage. The 70-piece kit provides more items and higher quantities for multi-person or extended-duration use. Choose the 40-piece for personal travel and the 70-piece for family or group provision.

Can I take this on a plane?

First aid kits are generally permitted in both hand and checked luggage. Scissors may need to be placed in checked baggage depending on airline and airport security regulations. Check your airline and departure airport restrictions before travelling.

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